Types of Visas for Thailand from Bangladesh

Thailand offers a wide range of visa types tailored to suit the specific needs of foreign nationals based on their purpose of travel, work, study, or seeking permanent residency (PR). Among the most commonly sought-after visa types are:

1. Transit Visa:
   • This visa allows travelers to pass through Thailand to reach another destination. It’s typically valid for a short period, usually up to 30 days, and is granted to individuals who have onward travel arrangements.
2. Tourist Visa (TR):
   • The Tourist Visa is for individuals visiting Thailand for tourism and leisure purposes. It allows visitors to explore the country’s attractions, including its beautiful beaches, historical sites, and vibrant culture. Depending on the type, a Tourist Visa can be valid for either single or multiple entries.
3. Official Visa “F”:
   • Official Visa “F” is issued to government officials or representatives of foreign governments who are visiting Thailand for official duties. This includes diplomats, consular officers, and other officials engaged in official business with the Thai government.
4. Non-Immigrant Visa “O-A” (Long Stay):
   • This visa is specifically designed for retirees who wish to stay in Thailand for an extended period. It requires proof of retirement and financial stability, and it allows retirees to enjoy their retirement years in Thailand.
5. Non-Immigrant Visa “O” Others:
   • Non-Immigrant Visa “O” covers various purposes, such as accompanying family members, volunteering, or staying based on other reasons that don’t fall under specific visa categories like retirement or business.
6. Non-Immigrant Visa “M” (Media):
   • Non-Immigrant Visa “M” is for individuals working in the media or film industry in Thailand. This includes journalists, reporters, photographers, and other media professionals who need to work in Thailand for their assignments.
7. Non-Immigrant Visa “IB” (Investment and Business):
   • This visa is aimed at individuals who wish to invest or conduct business activities in Thailand. It allows them to establish or manage businesses, attend business meetings, or explore investment opportunities in the country.
8. Non-Immigrant Visa “ED” (Education):
   • Non-Immigrant Visa “ED” is issued to students pursuing education or training in Thailand. This includes students enrolled in Thai schools, universities, language schools, or vocational training programs.
9. Non-Immigrant Visa “B” (Business):
   • Non-Immigrant Visa “B” is for individuals engaging in business activities in Thailand. This includes business owners, entrepreneurs, employees, or investors who need to conduct business transactions, attend meetings, or explore business opportunities in Thailand.
10. Non-Immigrant Visa “RS” (Research):
    • Non-Immigrant Visa “RS” is for individuals involved in research projects or academic endeavors in Thailand. This includes researchers, scholars, scientists, or professors conducting research or academic activities at Thai institutions.
11. Non-Immigrant Visa “R” (Religious):
    • Non-Immigrant Visa “R” is issued to individuals involved in religious activities in Thailand. This includes monks, priests, nuns, or religious workers who need to perform religious duties, attend religious ceremonies, or participate in religious events in Thailand.
12. Non-Immigrant Visa “F” (Official Duty):
    • Non-Immigrant Visa “F” is for individuals on official duties or assignments in Thailand. This includes government officials, employees of international organizations, or individuals representing foreign governments who need to carry out official duties in Thailand.
13. Diplomatic Visa “D” and “F”:
    • Diplomatic Visa “D” and “F” are granted to diplomats and government officials for diplomatic and official purposes. These visas allow holders to conduct diplomatic missions, attend official meetings, or represent their governments in Thailand.
14. Courtesy Visa:
    • Courtesy Visa is extended as a courtesy to individuals with special status, often for diplomatic or ceremonial reasons. This includes high-ranking officials, dignitaries, or individuals invited by the Thai government for special events or functions.

For more information: https://dhaka.thaiembassy.org/en/page/59898-visa-information?menu=5d83296215e39c2540006a10&p=1